Singapore skilled immigrants

Point, it is getting harder and harder now! We have friends who have worked here for four or five years, earning more than 4K Singapore dollars a month, but they were rejected twice.

I can give you some advice. First of all, you should have a job, and the higher the income, the better (of course, the salary also depends on your education and work experience). In addition, the treatment of multinational corporations and large state-owned enterprises is more formal and better. Better schools in China, such as 2 1 1, with bachelor degree or above, can directly apply for EPEC to find a job. There is no need to find an intermediary. Then, if the income exceeds S $2,500, you can apply for EP, which is a work visa for professionals, and it is also helpful to apply for PR in the future. Only those who have worked for at least two years are eligible to apply for PR.

Secondly, if a family is in Singapore, and the wife and children are here, it is best for the wife to have a stable job, and the higher the income, the better. Children study here (but the tuition fees of foreigners here are much higher than those of locals), and then the whole family applies together, which is easier to pass than applying alone.

As for renting a house, if you don't have the legal right of abode in Singapore, I don't think the landlord dares to rent it to you. Singapore's laws are notoriously strict and fines are notoriously high. Nobody wants to get more than one bargained for.

Of course, if you have money, you can apply for investment immigration, which may be relatively easy. There are also performing stars, and it is relatively easy to come over.

Recently, there will be an election here. Leaders have to take care of the working life of local Singaporeans, and the examination of work visas for foreigners has also been tightened. In short, it will be difficult for a while.

I called myself. It's hard. I hope LZ will adopt it.

I hope my answer can help you, and I hope you can adopt it as the best answer!

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